The talav is a stepped water body surrounded with small platforms with small pavilions. The pavilions or chattris are octagonal in shape, with cusped arched openings and are covered with domes. The Chattris are constructed of red sandstone. The Talav is in a fairly good state, clean and well maintained by the owners, who are descendents of Seth Chuhimal. The soruce of water is perennial from a nearby canal. Provision was also made to channelise the rain water into the tank. Remains of the man-made water channels can still be traced.
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